I would even let the buyer pick the next inspector.

It might sound attractive to pick NC because of prices and supply of inventory or what most people would say "better deals."

I have learned a lot so far and have determined the properties we currently own are not cash flowing what they should be.

These are things like:  talking to people,  getting over the fear of the phone, hard work , taking risks and betting it all, handling failure and rejection, perseverance, and picking yourself up off the floor, dusting yourself off and doing it all over again.

I figured it would just be a blind shot for me to pick and thought of you since I live in La Habra, CA just about 5 minutes from your office in Fullerton.

I like to think i’m pretty intelligent so i pick up onto things quickly but i also like to find the simplest, easiest ways things can be explained to me.

One more through as I hit post, the structure of the financing is going to be very important and will determine how good the deal is.  

Learn how to properly evaluate a property so that you can determine that.

One Friday at lunch I picked up The Greensheet and was sitting at my regular job desk when I came upon an ad that read: "ABC neighborhood (about 2 miles from my office, 7 miles from my home, so within my active farm), 3/2/2, $35,000, discount for cash.

I’m not sure how they determined the value because they didn’t do an appraisal and I also paid no fees for the HELOC.